Question: CM 2 3 2 : HW 4 Spring 2 0 2 4 Problem 1 : Problem 2 * Compute the maximum factored axial compression load

CM 232: HW 4
Spring 2024
Problem 1:
Problem 2*
Compute the maximum factored axial compression load (Pu) for the following sections assuming A992 Gr.50 steel ):
a. W10x49 for an unbraced length of 15ft in both x and y directions and pin-pin end conditions
b. W12x120 for an unbraced length of 22ft in both x and y direction and fixed-fixed end conditions
c. W10x49 for an unbraced length of 15ft in the x direction and an unbraced length of 8ft in the y direction (weak-axis bracing at partial height) and pin-pin end conditions at support points and bracing locations
Select a wide-flange (W) column shape for the following conditions assuming A992 Gr.50 steel (Fy=50ksi ): a. Axial dead load (PD)=60 kips and axial live load (PL)=88 kips for an unbraced length of 12ft in both x and y directions and pin-pin end conditions
b. Axial dead load (PD)=103 kips and axial live load (PL)=155 kips for an unbraced length of 16ft in the x direction and an unbraced length of 12ft in the y direction (weak-axis bracing at partial height) and pin-pin end conditions at support points and bracing locations
c. Axial dead load (PD)=142 kips and axial live load (PL)=213 kips for an unbraced length of 20ft in the x direction and an unbraced length of 10ft in the y direction (weak-axis bracing at mid height) and pin-pin end conditions at support points and bracing locations
CM 2 3 2 : HW 4 Spring 2 0 2 4 Problem 1 :

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